FSIS Posts HIKE Scenario On Double Stunning

 

By Lisa M. Keefe on 4/29/2008 for Meatingplace.com

                        

USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service has posted on its Web site the first Humane Interactive Knowledge Exchange scenario in three years that is not a draft posted for the purposes of public comment. To read it, click here.

The scenario, laying out a hypothetical situation involving double stunning of animals during the slaughter process, is intended to help inspectors and facility personnel make best practices decisions regarding the humane handling of animals. It also is intended to help agency and company personnel make decisions regarding which reports to make, when and under which circumstances.

Until this latest scenario was posted, the most recent scenario available dated to 2005. That scenario addressed the Poultry Product Inspection Act, and when a poultry product is to be considered adulterated, if the poultry died by some means other than by slaughter.

 
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